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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.
MAIkER hCCEPTS

WASHINGTON, July l6.-JOhn J Walker
u Texas has been rendered the Ctlice Of
7 consul general and secretary of legation
ct Bogotn, vice Y. Q. King, resigned. He
has accepted the ctliye and viii receive
the appointment when the President re-
turns 10 Washington.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special 10 the Gazette
WASHINGTON, July l5.-The following
Texas pensions were issued to-day
Hannah, widow CT Francis T. Cannon,
Dall2s: Julia A., widow Of George S
Leps, CueTo; Mary s. widow Of James
Fudle, hempner; iAlbert G. JoTdCn, Gal
lOway: Augustus KoE, Concrete; George
". I.uCkett, Granger; Charles Nc Manus.
Brownsville; William A. Mcdonald, Glen
Rose; Joseph 3. HuttOs, Woods; Henry
Schmidt, Fort Worth: Benjamin Hare,
Sipe Springs; James Camel, JOneSviile;
Michael Garrett, Cameron; ". 4. Carri-
ger, Commerce; Abraham Bsggett, Hell
denheimer; Margaret, widow Of George
NJ. SnodgrasS, Du & go;Thomas Johnson,
San Antonio; Elijah b. PITT, Robbln;
Cornelius B. Mcclure, Charleston; An
drew J. Garner, DunCanvllle.
Mexican waT-Josuau K. Nicely, Trinity
Mills; Daniel Martin, BeCkvllle: -IcS>ph
Jones Martin, Besrdstown; John NJ.
Miller. 81 Joe; Jobr T. Mcqueen,
Crockett; James c. Gslthir, Chiffon;
John A. Crossman, Gertrude; Solomon
White, ncGregor; OCo P. Sims, Richard
son; Stephen 2. Stubblefeld, Liberty
Hill; Henry Heis, Anhslt; Peter Watson,
San Antonio; Benjamin j. Smith, Bowie;
Edward G. Poslon, Athens; Joel c.
Pendley, Rossyile; Pinkney N. Price,
Paris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
NORTH TEXAS LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Handsolns Donations to the Reavis and
Ben French Libraries,

TERRELL, TEN, July Is, 1887.
DEAR SIR: Presuming still on yoIr
kindness, allow NE to ACKNOWLEDGES 80
receipt OF, and to announce to the public.
that noble body of mca, composed Il
part OF the leading citizens OF Tesg ~
known as the By-wsy Reading c, Colo
meeting Eeld last Tuesday unaid over
donated to the "Re9vis Libra Toufs.
whole OF the magazine IteratungrfUG
chased by the said CLUB for the Vi
amounting to lJ9 magazines, Ha
follows, to-Iit: Tie Century, 1900,
Science Monthly, Good WordiiSdS
Atlantic, Fortnightly K view,
: American Review, Overland
] Southern Bivou&c, Hsrpers NJ
LfLtel's Living Age, The Quarterly.
BiackWoOd's Edinburgh Magazine
MiIsn's Magazine, Edinburgh r
Westminster Review, st. Nichole
The English Illustrated Magazine,
grand total OF seventeen differenp &c
Of magazines, ell in good condition,
OF them complete for said year Of
and ready for tioding.
At this point Mr.. Editor, had &c
my writing, and 60 to work opei
large express box, and oh how our
glistened, when we sow and COZ J..
fortY-three (43) handsome, beG1
books with book rack, ell from,
hands Of the generous Mr.. Ben FrenEil
H1llsboro, to be placed In the Ben Fir
Library on the female side OF the ms
ton. AR. French can better imagin,
qualification Of the patients than we
describe It.
Again sir, it is with pleasure that
announce that the "DalIas Daily Hers
has placed our library on the free list
lowing the kind example of yoursel,
Yours truly, THOMAS HALL,
LiOraria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
For ~ Fires.

IlI-r-EG Pa, July ia telegram
1927. HcocSwsyville, IL the lumber re-
-a.s ( Pennsylvania, report forest fires
s-.-- every direction aad fesrs are
-1.tr.a.ae5 for number Of settlements
R-.cl gre threatened with destruction.
-'r-a forces are at work lighting the
lanes, but 50 far al efforts to eXtinguish
lem have been fruitless. The loss up TO
IL Present time is estimated al S25, coo.
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Rasc EIaIl.

ST. LOUIS, No, July l5,-so. Louis,
:; Athletics, >.
CScINNATI ONO, July 15.-Cincinnatfi
. . Brooklyn, 8.
LOUISVILLE, X, July 1G.-Louisyille,
10; Baltimore, ).
CLEVELAND, ONO, July l5.-Cleveland,
10; Nets, l.
BOSTON, MASS July 1G--Boston, {;
IrdilnspOHS, j
PHILApELrHIA, PA, Jaly IC.-PhiIadel-
pins, 10: Detroit,
WASHINGTON, July la.-Washingtop,
) PttsbUrgs, 9.
NEW YORK, July l5-Chic5go, g.;
New York, 4,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
Tho Excellent Qualities

Oithe delightful liquid fruit remedy
SYEpp Of Figs, commend it to al who
sufter from habitual constipation AMI
kindred ills. Being in liquid form and
plea6Ing to the taste, harmless in it5
nsSsre, treaRtheni9@aswell as cleo astng
ip,its prQTSrties, yiSfs .essily taken by Old
.Ehd yoAhg, andFtEaly beneSgM in ii
sefectsssnd theFstgfc the fsvetate family
-reIsdv, 'especiafE wIshsSsfe Aaies and
sREtren HssATS an sssa gentle yeIefec-
tive laxative. For sale by Milton King,
druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
Cnrd-

Now that the spring has passed Tey
aid "Oid Solr is doing his level bess =
draw out the freckles oa the faces of the
su5urned haired sGG blondy damselg,
We are turing oHsattenlion to psrasols
aud fans, and arspc daring the bandsomest
line of those geSds st the lowest prices
ever known to the trade.
he, BARGAINS,
Advertiser for March G Pflce, 302 and 304
Houston street.
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rIro at Rogers.

sns..a. 60 ;fl Gazette.
H.asas, TEz, JAY about .
Cual4 this morning Dr. +. &.Chsndler's
drug store on the north side Of town
VS. discovered to be on fire. As quickly
as possible our citizens were all or the
s7guu. and warning man!Elly to extiG-
gC.>E III. flames which was done only
s.-- The complete destruction Of the
-gasgr entire stock Of drugs, al mail,
1s. gog-hes, slso all records end one
>@s- house adjoining the drug store
w-.-- was used for q barber shop. No
-----sac. On either building or stock.
nT.rg t3 scarcity Of water it seemed st
1s SINE a. i me whole Gown would he
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nilled by lightning.

sIVl.dI 20 tIIG GLLtLLC.
EMORY, TEX, July IG.-The thunder
and lightning ofThursday morning killed
Mark Hobbs, worthy colored man, liv-
ing near this place. He was sitting ne2r
his hearth. The shock Frustrated the en-
tire family. He alone was killed. IIr.
j. II. Smart, living two miles from town,
had fine COW and two hogs killed in his
lot by lightning on the morning of the
14tb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
Foot Race.

ST LcU1s, No, July lG-W. c. Ad-
SINS Of the Manhattan Athletic OF New
York and Joseph A. Murphy Of Missouri
8msseur Athletic Club, VIII meet at the
Jnion park, this city, July 80, for q 220
yards dash for the amateur championship
Of America. This Will be the occasion Of
tie midsummer meeting Of the Missouri
Amateur Association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
FORT SMITH.

Batch OF Criminals Brought in from the
Bloody Indian Territory.
SPECIAL 20 The Gazette.
FORT SMITH, AK, JGly lC.-Captsin
C-arles L for arrived here to-day from
GeCaoctaw and Chlckassw countries with
~e following persons, who he lodged in
e Uaited States jail: Marion Ables,
<1nt johnson and Clyde Holden, murder
"a Tom SpradHng in the Cnlcasaw ma
@NJuly !; Gus BOgles and VIII Nethel.
y murderers of william Morgan III the
,,9ctaw nation June 81, and Pclce Kener,
"lbbiGg man OF SAL.
nson Moore, the priucip, ira-
Trading murder, is still
4 seems young SprsdF
yiDg his address e Miss Az
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Married.

SpCCIaI 70 inc Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, July lt.-Mc W.
J. Tantis and Miss Dollie Rider returned
this morning from Tex lrkana, where they
had been in attendance upon the marriage
of Dir. Robert Hemnets TO Miss Cora
Despair OF that city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
Died in tho Hospital

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, July 16.-Ernest
Branches, the young man stabbed by
william Warner, colored, last Tuesday,
died in the city hospital today from the
effect of his wounds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
MIS- Logan Thrown from Her Buggy.


CARBoNDALE, Ill, July lG.-When
Mrs, John A. Logan was out driving
yesterday the horse backed the buggy
over en- em5ankment. Mrs. Logan WIS
thrown under the horses feet, sustaining
wound quite serious, but not necessari-
IL dangerous,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
What II RfuD,

Maatlre's C1nduTango not only re-
moves arrangement Of tie stomach, cures
lives complaint correets fatuIency, Bat
also opens IT, bowels and promotes
psslthful ciroantion OF tie blo9d, thereby
preventing attacks of yellow and. other.
levers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
SENSATIONAL.
Hungarian Strikers Plot to XIII Pinker-
ton Detectives.

ton Detectives.
GREENsBURG, Pa, July 1G.-Informs-
ton reached here this morning through
officers of the law that murderous plot
had been laid by striking Hungarians st
ard near LeiseDing works to surprise the
Pinkerton detectives al that place and
drive OF al new men working there. All
he details of the attack had been arrange d
~ Hungarian who formerly held high
position as an officer in the Hungarian
trmy I'D who had been, for the psyt four
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
DR.. MoGr1nn Denies Rumors,

New YORK, July lG.-Dr. MCGlynn
denies the rumors that he has engaged
passage to Europe and that he will sue
Archbishop CCrTIgan for 100000 dam
ages. He says he will do neither, .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
SPORTING.
GrsenvflIc Kingston,

Special 10 the Gazette.
GREENvuLs, TEX, July lG.-Tbe
GreeuvilIe Second Nine Base Bail Club
played match game of bail with the
Kingston Club to-day. The gsme resulted
in 4 score Of f3Tty-oue points 10 five for
kiEEst.M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
EIODcd,

Late yesterday evening g pretty girl,
who lives on Vie South Side, aligbted
from the street ear at the corner Of
Second and Houstan streets. She stoppe@
for {. moment, seeningly to survey the
surroundings affd then stepped into the
dry goods stors of March & Price, where
she bought an elegant parasol and fan,
and then took the returaing car for her
fathers residence, on the South Side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

The liver and kidaeys must be kept in
good condition. Hoad's SaTsaparilIa is
s. great remedy. for regulating these
organs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
FIRE RECORD.
Rig warehouse stored With FalHa-
49,. rr,nscl.old Goods BUrned in
ysw York-Less %1,0O0,00O.

valuable Ers'aenc' Destroyed Near
,s-shaII-a View Hampshire sum
oltr Hotel Burned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
For Rickssss DIsrasmua and Wasting Dis
1rSors OF Children,

SCOTS EMBIssoN of pure Cod Liver OIL
with Hypophosraites is uLequalled. The
rapIdity with Wig Children gain flesh and
strength upon 1t .ssvezF wonderful. Read the
following: al nave aaaa. ScotI's Emulsion IN
cases OF Ricketts, Ind Msraesaus of long stand
ing ana have bekn more thRA pleased with the
results, and tnlevery case the improvement
was maIkec."--fS. III. Main, u, d. New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

:Asslck hesaeche is toe fesafsd disex-
dSred stomach; eare .ea9G for thu
physisA tofgesasis Nprrjss easeaFiaes
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All tho Nsnn
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

For 81 year to be found IN the Weekly
GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

Your completion, IS welEas your tenn
per, is rsgaered piserabls'by 4 disordsfed
4ixer. Improve 10Th by.taEing Csgter'sa
little liver Pills. - q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
Fans! Fans :

Greater bargals thai ever in this de-
partment. gL
RlNDgLL & CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

Those nob5y Yhite fish caro- fly 9ets
ssafggler paSent assort b S5gss1f be sold at
$3.50 until clezed ouk. Ca hena ss6aIsify
your carriagE snd buggy horsg ataxlssF =.
Tackabery, 300 West Wsathe rfors siress,
H2Es Worth, Tex.
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Greas $40 90 quits.

We claim they nave 10 equal. even 81
81. BANDAEERs, CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

HUNTS onre fsr Nil skfs 6ises 9ss
guaranteed" esss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

Nst more dreary the sublime dreams OF
DssEe, thar, the gisomg vlseps OF those
gHo suff9Effom genstip at5on. BgEthese
Become 8Elory assa light uuder 5tae re-
Yiyify ngstnfuenGes,pf sEernisy' Cas- caF;Ge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
Old Papers for sese

The Finess nazsrs in tho World
At ARderson's ann store.
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Wagon, hack ar5sbHggy cushions at.sI
saeh. TBsy beat 3ssack Of ,shucks Sal
holloyo qsltasR z. Taska5 ergsFcr-
WorG an9Se ssgtedet easd 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

iFhF net hsve a,spod buggy whip. when
yy5u ~ IN ss4Gss 10 Fassep abe ct RE
TacaS5erys FORT TortE. Hefis ciaSsbg
out6ld stock, making Ecem forsnew:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

Ed. Kaufman OF Cast-oville, g fre
quent shipper Of horses to this market, is
in the city.
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HaES's Gpre for sieh and letter,
3 lsrssteed,o @
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

Mr.. W. A. Garner leaves this morning
for Kansas City and Chicago in the inter
est of the Texas Live Stock Journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

OiO 81 oEo ASE rc4S
Cheap, at TIE GAZETTE ofis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17

Mr.. E. J. Wsri of Stephens county is
in town on q trading trip and reports
crops short in his section, but the best
grass for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

William Reed, of Pittsburgh, the &C.
centric locator of Oi-wells and mineral
deposits with divining rod of alleged
peculiar properties, 10y means of which
he bad accumulated a fortune of nearly
$3.50. 600. and who was drowned last sum
mer off the New Jersey coast while Ell
deavoring to locate sunken treasure
shin, left a curious will. which has
inst been admitted to probate. lie
leaves TO his wife $50, 600 and IN income
OF 81, 200 q year so long rs she remains
his widow. After making two or three
small requests TO relatives, the will
directs that the entire residue OF the es-
tate. amounting 10 over 500, UOO, is 10
be invested, aud the interest divided into
three equal parts for thirty years. One
third of the income is to be used IN aid
ing Young men who are studying for tho
ministry. One third is to be loaned to
struggling churches for the purpose OF
building places of worship. and ono
third is TO 80 to the Board OF
Missions OF the United Presbyterian
Church Of North America for the benefit
of Young men who become foreign mis-
sionaiies. At the end of thirty years
power is given the General Assembly OF
the United Presbyterian Church to extend
the investment OF this fund for twenty
wears longer, provided none of its in
come has been used IN paying ministers
salaries or in helping any one to get q
secular education. After fifty years the
entire fund is to be applied for the
benefit OF theological students IN the
various United Presbyterian seminaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
A Trick in Rifle Shooting.

"No, sir, I do not claim to be an ex-
pert at fancy shooting" said Captain
Jack Crawford, in answer to the
AroundeT's inquiry. There IS too
much trickcry-a sort of slight-of-hand
business connected with it. / DO pre-
tend to be a crack shot and to excel in
accuracy and rapidity with Winchester
rifle. The Winchester Arms Company
have offered repeatedly to back me for
s., O00 against any man in the world in
that sort of skill. | have fired twelve
shots in three and "A half seconds. But
here let me enllghten you as to one CT
the little tricks used in fancy shots.
Here the scout produced what appeared
to be, as he held it at distance, brass
shell tipped with a leaden ball. " Looks
like bullet, don't it ?" he said with q
laugh. "Weli, it isn't. 1t is simply a
paDier-mache protuberance appropriate
iv colored to look like lead Now I'll
show Won what's behind it" Picking open
the end he disclosed 10 view quantity
of shot-about 300 he said we're in
the shell, with Just enough powder at
the butt TO do the work How are
these used ? You have probably wit
messed the feat of cracking glass balls
thrown ia the air 10y shooting at them
with a Winchester rifle, and while riding
a horse going at a Gallop. Well, that's
the kind of ball" cartridge that Is
used, and the spectators look On with
wonder and admiration, supposing that
it is done with a single bail, and that is
something, my hoy, that no man III the
world has ever DONE or will do, because
ii is physical impossibiiity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
that class--that will kennedy was limo.

that class--that Will Kennedy was limo.
cent OF the crime OF which no was con-
victed. The expression has frequently
been heard, in fact every time his name
is mentioned, " An innocent man sui
fered in that case (; Kennedy was rail-
roaaed TO save another" Men of stand
ing, who did not figure as witnesses du-
ring the trial, now como to the front and
describe the man who murdered Baker
as an entirely different looking man
from Kennedy. There is no question
thEt the murderer OF Baker Is now a
United States prisoner. During her
travels and intermingling with Grim
inals, as stated above, Miss Kennedy be-
came acquainted with many robberies
that were about TO occur. She did not
interfere. The same night that she
heard in Dayton of the plan to murder q
thief she also heard OF plan to rob the
post Office at Attica, Ind She said no.
thing, but permitted it to come of. The
thieves left no clues behind, but to their
surprise, n few days later, they were ar
rested. and lot OF bonds stolen from
the post Office were found in Dayton, o.
The rolbtrs we're brought to Indianapo-
lis One OF them was Recorder Moul-
tons double. He was tried and convict
cd. Miss Kennedy will remain here I'M
I'll next wednesday, when she again
leaves the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
coneers at orange conr,s ,,..''s.,.

CuLpEpER, Va, Dec. 30. 1887
On last Tuesday night party OF
Young ladies and gentlemen from Rich
m.nd gave a concert in the Masonic
Opera- House at Orange Courthouse.
The house was packed with the largest
and most select audience that has ever
been seen in Orange. Large parties
from the towns OF Culpeper and Cor
louisville we're in attendance. The
vouup ladies Of Central Female Institute
of Gordonsvlle attended i'll body.
The concert was under the manage
ment OF Miss Annie l.. Griswold, OF the
Richmond Female Institute, who de-
liohted the audience with her sweet
voice. She was cheered to the echo every
time she appeared and was repeatedly
encOrcd.
CAPTAIN Frank Cunningham wns adj
yertised to be present, but sickness pre-
vented his being there but his parts
were ably taken by MIR. Leitwlch, VINO
has powerful baritone voice.
Misses Ellie Cofer and Annie Puy,
both of the Richmond Female Institute,
sang very beautiful duet, and they were
compelled on account of the storms OF
applause to repeat it. Miss Golfer sang a
duet, which was also well received.
The piano was artistically presided
over by Miss Nellie Dusmann. also OF
Richmond. =,
This concert was indeed a musical
treat and did credit to all who particle
pated, and Richmond should beproud OF
its musical talent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
. WHITE I'm Her Room.

Iuan article on tho Oxford ladies'
colleges n member of one OF them
writes 10 the IVOmdn's World: Every
girl at college has her own room, which,
with the nil OF screens and pretty hang
ines, is 10y day converted into quite n
charming sittlng-roOm-so successfully
in many cases that visitors might very
well 90 away with the impression that
it is put 10 no other use. With regard
to furniture DOLLY the bare necessities
OF life are supplied the rest Is left to
individual means and taste and, indeed,
30 variously is THIS exercised that sur
yey of the rooms affords n most amusing
field for guessos as to tho characters
and pursuits OF their respective IN
mates.
One room was chiefly remarkable for
the enormous amount Of flowers which
its owner coutrived to get into it, making
it appear as if she perpetually inhabited
conservatory. Two girls with taste
for natural history used to fill their
rooms with oil kinds of live pets-a white
rat and a glog-worm being among the
number-but this menagerc met with
small favor from their immediate neigh
bors, es may easily he imagined.
The chic; ornament Of another room
consisted in a large collection OF fur
rugs thrown over every conceivable arti-
Gle of furniture. Some are SO full OF
knick-knacks that it seems doubtful
whether their inmates can really have
room to do anything serious, while few
affect a severe simplicity. which they
fondly imagine ia in keeping with lite
rary and studious tastes In every room
may be seen the inevitable tea-cups, and
many are the cheerful parties which as
sem6le to partake OF the beverage popu-
larly supposed to be SO dear to the femi-
nine mind.
Beside the private rooms there is the
library, where magazines and papers arc
to be found, where general notices are
posted mp. and where many after-brcak-
fast half-hOurs are spent-so many say
wasted-in talk. Then there is the
diniug-room. the drawng-room, sacred
TO visitors and to the meetings OF the va
rious societies; and in Lady Margaret
Hall also a small gymnasium and Il
chanel